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Photography zines (and books) I have received some very nice things in the post recently, some of which came as a bit of a surprise. This gave me an idea about photography zines and self published books. How about a feature? Read on and find out what I am on about.

Featured photographer, Peter Dench I have been following the work of photographer Peter Dench for a while now. Peter is the man behind England Uncensored, a great photographic essay about the people of the UK. Fortunately for JCH Peter was able to give us a little interview, hope you like it.

Featured photographer, Antonis Damolis Recently on another tour of my contacts on Flickr I noticed some very interesting pictures and thought I should have another look. Antonis has a style that I find humorous but also demanding. With well composed images and use of shadows. Let’s learn a bit more about this great photographer.

Are they the same? Who cares? We have another piece by guest writer Jerome Arfouche for you. This piece is the first in a four part series that wil be spread out over the next week or so. I would really like to hear comments on this. Share your thoughts with us.

A hulk of a camera, born from neccessity Check this out…A whopper of a camera. I picked this up this week for a customer, whom I think is going to be very very happy with it. Although I don’t think the postman will be when he throws his back out delivering the damn thing. This […]

The second installment in the Josef Koudelka series of videos that I have promised to post. Koudelka’s images are incredibly inspiring, it is hard not to be moved by his work. I particularly like his statement “I want to see everything, look at everything, I want to be the view itself”. Enjoy Japancamerahunter